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In an isosceles triangle ABC, AB=AC and BC is produced to D. Prove that

AD² - AC² = BD ×CD

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Answered by Unknown000
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GiveTriangle ABC with AB=AC,BC produced to point D.

To Prove:AD>AB

Figure would be like this

Proof:Since in triangle ABC,AB=AC

Therefore, angle ABC=Angle ACB(angles opposite to equal sides of a triangle……(1)

In triangle ACD,since angle ACB is an exterior angle

angle ACB>angle ADC(exterior angle of a triangle is greater than each interior opposite angles.)

now,angle ABC>Angle ADC….….from(1)

In triangle ABD,


since angle ABC > angle ADC

AD>AB (side opposite to greater angle is larger)

hence proved
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